“Courage is being
scared to death and doing the right thing anyway.” –Chae Richardson
Showing posts with label Adversities make us stronger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adversities make us stronger. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Student Success Statement
Friday, April 25, 2014
Student Success Statement
“He who walks with the wise grows wise, but a
companion of fools suffers harm.” –A Proverb
Reflection:
As I’ve grown up
I have had many friends and some have stayed and some have gone. I can admit
that I did have friends that wanted to choose wrong and would pressure me to do
it with them. It’s hard to find a friend that accepts that you do good and that
will encourage you to keep doing it. Out all of my friendships I myself have
grown wiser because I’ve learned to walk alone. I’d prefer to walk alone than
to walk with a bunch of fools who only do wrong. I’ve had to let go of friends
that did wrong for my own benefit because I didn’t want to end up like them. I know
I don’t walk alone because I know a mighty God that walks with me and has
always guided me in the friends I should have. I’ve learned that it’s better to
walk alone and do what’s right and eventually someone will follow than to walk
in a crowd where I’m putting my life in danger. Choose wisely on the friends you
have and every decision you make.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Abraham’s Lincoln’s Act of Integrity
Reflection:
This video was about when Abraham Lincoln was
traveling with a man, who offered him first whiskey then tobacco. Lincoln denied
both and explained to the man that he made a promise to his mom since he was 9
years old. His mom was ill and was told she wasn’t going to get better, she
told Lincoln to promise her that he would never use whiskey or tobacco. The man
was surprised about his promise and apologized.
I believe that Lincoln had the courage to keep
his promise and I admire him. Nowadays we make promises out of nowhere without
an actual act of keeping them. We make a promise but since we keep it in our mind
instead of our heart we easily forget and break it. Many make promises like
Lincoln did about not smoking or drinking, but since there is more
peer-pressure than courage nowadays it’s easy to break the promise and begin to
drink and smoke. It’s all a matter of decision, it’s our choice to make promises
and keep them and not just think about them one day and break them the next day.
I myself have promised that I would not drink or smoke ever in my life, but I can
admit that I have been offered but I’ve always said no because I need to keep
my promise that I did not only for myself, but for my family. When I keep a
promise I try my best to keep it, and most of the time I do because I want
someone to promise me something and keep it as well. Choose the right.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Student Success Statement
“Visualization-Imagination:
What you see is what you get”
-Anonymous
Reflection:
Every time you look
at yourself in the mirror, what do you see? Is it success or failure? What you
see is what you get. If you see yourself as being someone in the future, you
will become it. If you see yourself as being no one then you will become no one.
When I look at myself in the mirror, I see myself graduating from high because I
know that the actions I’m taking are going to lead me to my diploma. Be careful
with what you think of yourself because you might become it.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Student Success Statement
“Action is the fundamental key to all success” -Pablo Picasso![]()
Reflection: To
accomplish all of our dreams we have to take action. Sometimes we're not sure
when to take action or maybe there’s something that stops us. Fear and the word
“impossible” will always come across us on our journey to accomplish something.
We have to learn to let go of all our fears and move forward. We must overcome
fear to grow wiser and stronger. Action is the key that will unlock the doors
of our goals and dreams. Make your dreams come to life with a step of action. Choose
the right.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Student Success Statement
“There is not giant step that does it. It’s a lot of little
steps.” –Anon
Reflection:
Our life is a
journey and we each have a goal to accomplish. Many don’t understand that to
reach a goal it takes more than just one step; it requires more than you can
imagine. The reason why it takes so many small steps is because every step is
preparing us for our goal. Each step might seem harder as we go but in reality
one step makes us stronger to overcome the next one. All we need to do is to
persist even in the toughest situations in our lives, which will try to stop us
or block our way of reaching the goal. We need strength, courage, a vision,
determination, and a positive attitude to know that a journey starts with one
step. On your journey just remember to say “I will persist until I succeed”. Don’t give up on your journey no matter how
impossible seems. Choose the right.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Student Success Statement
“Right is right, even if everyone is against it, and wrong is wrong even if everyone is for it.” –William Penn
Reflection: I believe that doing what is right doesn't always satisfy every individual;
maybe it’s doing wrong that satisfies them. I can personally agree with this
quote because I have personally seen or pretty much been through this where
sometimes I'm the only one that wants to do what’s right while everyone does
wrong. I pretty much go against the crowd when it comes to choosing the right
because I know the consequences that will turn out for me. Even though it may
seem that no one is with you when deciding what is right, it’s usually the fear
of other to get out of the little “popular” crowd because they fear what they
are going to say about them. I don't know how I do it when it comes to not
going along with the crowd because they might say I’m different but I know that
I’m the brave one to be myself and to not let anyone else control my decisions.
I try my best to choose the right and it doesn't bother me if I’m the only one
choosing it because I know a God that has given me discernment to know what the
right thing to do.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Psychologist
Duties and responsibilities:
Psychologists study the behavior and actions of
people to understand, explain, and change their behavior patterns. They also
provide counseling and therapy to those with emotional, learning, and behavior
problems. Psychologists work in schools, clinics, hospitals, and private practice.
They can specialize in clinical, educational, quantitative, developmental,
social, experimental, and industrial organizational psychology. Their duties
often include:
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Diagnosing and treating problems.
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Interviewing and observing patients.
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Developing, selecting, and administering
tests.
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Counseling patients, groups, and families.
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Developing mental health programs.
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Conducting research and teaching.
Salary: $45,000-$65,000
Educational requirements:
Students should prepare for a career in
psychology by taking the most challenging (AP or IB) high school courses
available, especially in English and science. Licensed psychologists must earn
a Ph.D. in psychology. Admission to graduate programs is usually dependent on
the quality of undergraduate performance in psychology major.
Clinical psychologists must complete a two-year
supervised internship after earning their doctorate and pass oral and written
state qualifying exams. School psychologist must earn at least a master’s
degree.
Picture:
Reflection: I would like to be a
psychologist because I’m interested in helping others and in this field. It has
caught my attention after everything I've passed through and I want to help
others with their situations.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Glenn Cunningham bio
Glenn Cunningham was a born in Atlanta,Kansas in August 4, 1909. as a young boy he and his brother were once in a fire because of a mistake of gasoline instead of kerosene which caused an explosion and caused Glenn legs to burn. Glenn received unbelievable burns and his transverse arch was completely destroyed but unfortunately his brother didn't make it and died. Doctors assumed that Glenn would never be able to walk normally again and even suggested to amputate his legs but Glenn's attitude was stronger than than anyone else. He believed and kept a positive attitude plus his religious faith towards his injuries and recovered with therapy in about 2 years. As time passed he began to walk and he tried and tried his best and he was able to run again. That's where his future began, he became one of the best Olympic runners, he set many records that were difficult for everyone. He was considered one of the greatest American miler of all time. He received the James E. Sullivan award as the top amateur athlete in the U.S. in 1933.
Reflection: this is a very inspiring story to know that he didn't give up even though the adversity that went to his life. This en-courageous me to never give up when an adversity comes into my life.
Reflection: this is a very inspiring story to know that he didn't give up even though the adversity that went to his life. This en-courageous me to never give up when an adversity comes into my life.
Student Success Statement
“Adversity causes some men to break—others to break records”- William A. Ward
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